Gardener & Garden Maintenance in Horley

Garden maintenance in Horley

Gardens on Horley’s newer estates often arrive as a rectangle of turf and a fence, with builder’s rubble not far below the surface. We can shape and dig proper borders, lay weed barrier, add compost and plant them up, turning a bare new-build plot into a garden with some structure.

Older gardens around Charlwood and Hookwood are usually the opposite problem: mature hedges, shrubs and climbers that have been left to grow. Those need cutting back and shaping, then a regular visit or two a season to stop them getting away again.

Low-lying clay ground

Horley sits on flat, low-lying Weald clay, and gardens here can stay wet well into spring. Lawns suffer if they are mown or walked on when saturated, and new planting does best in borders that have been dug over and improved with plenty of organic matter.

What we take on

• New borders shaped and dug, weed barrier laid, compost and planting
• Lawns cut and edged
• Hedges and shrubs trimmed
• Mature climbers and overgrowth cut back
• Borders weeded
• One-off tidy-ups and regular visits

Covering Horley and nearby